Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

'ksiAM EJlAE. NH BRAL
waited ql0nathe President again To-
dayv~ The Senator had some business
FwNh Colonel Lamont, and Mr.. Cleaal
|taAd turned to me and said, with his
easy, of-hand manner: Come I'm
here, where we can be at home. :" y
can now understand how ~heYgreW
from heip& Mayor of Buffalo tobeipg
EGoyGrnorpf New Yotk, ssqdSKSW frdr,
thaW exalted station la grew II be
Preeident6f Observation-Disclosures IIe
grows upon people who meet him pa,.
sonallv precisely i'll the same way.
He has been growing upon me until
-he'tooms up like. u Colossus, After
some conversation OF no public inter<
est, he made. 2 number OF inquiries
as to Dur Pacific Coast Chinese
seeif. tIfintifnss;sli,tf' he was t,terestss
IN tiIelInatterI -psNe him; the best ok,
position of the subject ] could, giving
it heartily and sincerely rs [ felt ii
ftoin onr.Pacifc Coast point Of view
He listened with great appearance OF
direetinge the conversation
by repeated Questions. the most no.
table OF which was whether thew
could or could not be brought under
the moral and legal restraints which
govern the Caueasian anoItim tfstlie
population. One thing our peoplr
cav. rest assured of, and that is that
the President is investigating this
aaestiep elaselN,tand he wastes NO
n,oMNdar on atleaa incks. = Ebatat some
time, when he gets ready, he will
make 4 dellverance upon il feel GER
tain.
! yentured e introduce the ..slbjec
Of his message, remarking that while.
its bpldness AMI vigor weITe3 COM
1ft'frt3ed by friend and foe. alike, fear
vfas exprsssen inssdine q9arters that
too sweeping ssGeductieff itrNelfe tariff
would endaDger the business interests.
Of the country. / added that while /
personally agreed githt him. suhstnn-
6Aly, sthefe wis 4 Question NJ To ile-
gree in reduction. As regard his re-
marks on this head as memorable and
admirable, and giving his own undeys
standing Of the message, they will he
gwen here's about, as he rendered
asm, athdssh i do not claim that
hey are ReSlMtih.
= "In thait Word degree" said the
President, lyon got at the essence of
the matter 1 Would be the last man
0propese any pratterthat would have
4 tendency todisorganize the industry
Or threaten the prosperity Of the coun-
rx, NNhx+ eho,1lI l 1f all
to- iDaug,irate,any srashsmeassires p Bus
vc,r must bear i'm MIND the fact that
in the growing surplus in the treasury
.he country was menaced with a great
lisaster. / was here when Congress.
vas AWAY, and when the whole res
Of averting great finan-
:ial crisis rested on my shoulders
llQhesu It Was borne in on nae in an
,ver beinina ,inanpeEs at that time.
ID VIII he done temper
.tely =, and pEulently I have No
loubt. During the war, as a Repuh-i
lean mnpuipcturer said tonne. the
lther. Hav,, Gey were 6asfing Il drag
let about to find things to yield rev
mug On many articles the tariff is
arger, day tilag i MAS in 1862 ..,ssA
,orsed. treasury, demands aetion rs
70 the ,needs Of, the. people ,nts.-,.r --rlr |
!, II thies. siegesti an that the message
s .oqpld give the, Republicans = big
am "a fund, Mr.. Cleveland an !,
Ixsfed, that il probably would. He
ldded that. that was feature OF the
ituatiop HAT ought TO be. inst at once
], the. people. cogad best b9eught then
he very foundation OF our institutions
we're threatened. Tffe'fsid not dread
heE ifsIss, in4 / think your readers
viii agree with him.
IT'S EFFECT.
The effect of the message. updoubt-
ally 'iSst6 seecufe Mr. SCfeveiand's
ard eaectior; airtourfr I
lid not tlink so at 1iyst. Lis pluck is
,sery&here Hdmir4a, and III growing
Iense ofhis-Agacitf !. iszbssSnning to
levelopfo on all hahds. NJ. Blaine
DAY Sapor- lrBm Pads, butisis the old
tory Of the CALLED jade wincipg when
he withers are wrung. 1t is evident on
III hands stfnt Mr.. Cleveland has
yiven an hnpetus TO Congress which
sill rHtF Gin Il wise, skillful |
Ind thorough revision OF both
he tariff, whose inequitable operation
he President has so hapMly depicted I
b his me and in y ! lnllch de- |
'ired resad pIstnfent !, OF lthe revenue !
ystepl'; irrt,nr tile,nettfee danger our
Hooded Ptssiaent. has happily plucked
he flower safely ..kspnblicsns may
alkslbout disasreenfeiifs Between Mr..
.sSarfiisle and Nj. + alalatl. but there
ire mo :such relisagreeMents A. The !
semoeratic party ~ :'l.5rtlially United |
ind earnest in its ptir pose stogiNe re-
isfato the Observation-Disclosures of the
country by,stopPitig tile Dhoarding of
money iii the ifeasiifS and the ispolia-
ionlOf tAeipcople .shyin geIlmsily de- |
'fgned war tariff. & 4,i 'Us's iqpd riiaces.
-s-4srasEK'se1y.-
H., maybe, safely said that~tieis
;ratiousaady IL the .mostpopular w6- |
nun WHO has beef IN. the Write |
House Since. .DollXb Madison. 1t is |
Dolly Madison over again, and it is
roung and beautiful Dolly. Her pop
llarity amongst all ages, sexes, condi-
ions and politics, runs at flood tide
everywhere. She has given life and |